Determine how much ice should be added to a 10-liter pot of water in which hibiscus water was prepared. Initial temperature = 60 ° and it is intended to serve at 5ºC. Consider that ice added to water is totally solid at 0ºC.

Determine how much ice should be added to a 10-liter pot of water in which hibiscus water was prepared. Initial temperature = 60 ° and it is intended to serve at 5ºC. Consider that ice added to water is totally solid at 0ºC.

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Initial temperature = 60 ° and it is intended to serve at 5ºC. Consider that ice added to water is totally solid at 0ºC.

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